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About the Editors.
About the Authors.
Introduction (B. Sarason & S. Duck).
Weaving Social Support and Relationships Together (H. Badr, et al.).
Close Personal Relationships and Health Outcomes: A Key to the Role of Social Support (B. Sarason, et al.).
Genetic Testing and Family Relationships: Mutual Impact and Future Implications (A. Patenaude).
Family Relationships and Major Mental Disorder: Risk Factors and Preventive Strategies (J. Hooley & J. Hiller).
Interpersonal Processes, Attachment, and Development of Social Competencies in Individual and Group Psychotherapy (B. Mallinckrodt).
Distinguishing the Theoretical Functions of Social Ties: Implications for Support Interventions (K. Heller & K. Rook).
The Role of Personal Relationships in Transitions: Contributions of an Ecological Perspective (E. Trickett & R. Buchanan).
The Role of Relationships in Developmental Trajectories of Homeless and Runaway Youth (M. Paradise, et al.).
Yours, Mine, Ours: The Relational Context of Communal Coping (K. Mickelson, et al.).
Social Support Dynamics in Adjustment to Disasters (K. Kaniasty & F. Norris).
References.
Author Index.
Subject Index.
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Brad Mccurdy
reviewed Personal Relationships: Implications for Clinical and Community Psychology on October 02, 2020
Personal Relationships
Superb. Why? Well - while you are reading it you have to remind yourself that it isn't a recollection of random common sense facts, as it might initially appear, but a book grounded in a comprehensive review of hundreds of large-scale research projects, often involving multicultural and cross-cultural approaches. It is very satisfying that social and relational psychology has grown a solid statistic base, that some of the ailments have been greatly demystified, and more importantly that responsible parenting and an active and engaging world view, as well as free will and happiness have a scientific underpinning to it, returning the reigns of life and personal responsibility back to the subject; much like the genome research did it for the obesity problem.
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